lazy
[ˈleɪzi]
Definition:
1. Unwilling to work or be active; doing as little as possible.
2. Moving slowly and gently.
3. Disinclined to work or exertion.
Use 'lazy' in a sentence:
- 1. I didn't actually say that you were lazy, but if the cap fits.
- 2. Woe betide the lazy fellow!
- 3. He was not stupid, just lazy.
- 4. Paolo returned to his lazy way and slept all morning.
- 5. It's the fault of those lazy grocery stores.
- 6. Are you suggesting I'm lazy?
- 7. He is a gluttonous and lazy guy.
- 8. My sister is lazy.
- 9. He is rude, lazy, a runaway.
- 10. He roused himself from his lazy contemplation of the scene beneath him.
- 11. What the hell, I thought, at least it will give the lazy old man some exercise.
- 12. I admit to being congenitally lazy.
- 13. She calls me lazy and selfish.
- 14. Of all the lazy, indifferent, unbusinesslike attitudes to have!
- 15. Her latest novel is perfect for a lazy summer's afternoon reading.
- 16. I was feeling too lazy to go out.
- 17. We would have a lazy lunch and then lie on the beach in the sun.
- 18. He was not unintelligent, but he was lazy.
- 19. Get up, lazy children.
- 20. But I am a lazy man, I don't like hard work.
- 21. Her husband was a charming, but lazy and feckless man.
- 22. We spent a lazy day on the beach.
- 23. They are often stigmatized by the rest of society as lazy and dirty.
- 24. Anna thinks I'm lazy ─ what do you say?
- 25. He's inclined to be lazy.
- 26. Because they're kind of lazy.
- 27. Don't be so lazy.
- 28. You are always so lazy.
- 29. He's poor because he's lazy.
- 30. The two lazy birds felt freezing.
- 31. 'Yous two are no' gettin 'paid,' he said. 'Ye're too lazy!'
- 32. In all fairness he had to admit that she was neither dishonest nor lazy.
- 33. Tom was a lazy man.
- 34. I have no time for lazy people like Steve.
- 35. My next employer would just think I'm lazy.
- 36. They are too lazy to go anywhere else.
- 37. I was too lazy to learn how to read music.
- 38. He promised not to be lazy anymore.
- 39. Lazy and incompetent police officers are letting the public down.
- 40. He's silly. He‘s lazy.
- 41. Aren't you dressed yet, you lazy beggar?
- 42. Are you suggesting (that) I'm lazy?
- 43. The following wind and eastward running tide had given us a very pleasant, lazy sail.
- 44. He is intelligent, to be sure, but he's also very lazy.
- 45. Me? Lazy? That's rich, coming from you!
- 46. Look how lazy we've become.
- 47. The small river meandered in lazy curves down the centre.
- 48. He grew lazy and slovenly in his habits.
